From Petri dishes to pitch decks (loved the title). Incredible podcast featuring Vijay Pande

Thank you Andrew Beam and Arjun (Raj) Manrai for a particularly engaging chat on all things AI + Bio & health on the NEJM AI pod.

Consumer tech + healthcare = the next $1T company? Daisy Wolf and I go deeper into why the $4T healthcare industry needs tech's consumer-focused mindset

Vijay Pande and Daisy Wolf are right on! While insurers technically pay the bills, if you’re not optimizing for the patient you’re missing the plot. Focus on patient : - retention -> better outcomes - retention -> higher ltv - experience -> word of mouth referrals -> lower

On the a16z podcast, Vijay Pande and I had a lively conversation with Steph Smith about why it’s time to build – in healthcare – and how technologists can save lives and extend our lifespans. Listen to the full episode here: a16z.simplecast.com/episodes/its-t…

An absolute must listen for anyone building in this space. 🔥

One of the (if not the) biggest opportunities in tech, IMHO. Time to Disrupt Healthcare.

Successful prediction is the foundation of any useful model. But there's a mindset shift towards empiricism which we have seen in other scientific disciplines (chemistry comes to mind) that could be critically important to build culturally today in biology.

AI’s potential to revolutionize healthcare lies in transforming behavior, not just technology—Vijay Pande explains why this could have an immediate impact on the U.S. healthcare system.

True disruption almost always comes from the outside. Higher education is not just ripe for disruption but it’s deeply needed. Congrats Bari Weiss Niall Ferguson Joe Lonsdale on this important new beginning.

I'm imagining explaining this to myself at 20 in the early 1990's. but there's just too much to explain. AI, Twitter, internet, blue/red, rise of Trump, China, etc. Technology on top of tech on top of tech. And similar multi-layers of culture. All for an absurd end.

The kid pushing to fusion via AI is so much fun. LLMs as compression of all info doesn't sound as sexy as talking about AGI, but even just that is still mind blowing if you think about it. It's teams and teams of info workers, tasked at your command. youtube.com/watch?v=fK5U-e…

It's time to build new healthcare approaches to tackle chronic diseases. On the a16z Bio + Health pod, Casey Means, MD lays out a compelling argument on why this is needed, how to do it, and the great opportunities at hand for both patients and startups.

On a consumer-mindset for healthcare: "We talk typically talk about payers and providers. But in the end, as individuals, we're the ultimate payer. Not just the dollars, but the ultimate price of health." Super important conversation with Casey Means, MD on what's wrong with

Ahead of your time with GPU bling Imran S. Haque (@[email protected]) ? Tell me about it.

"AI tools are getting good enough (and evolving rapidly enough) that organizations may view them more as “AI staff” than as software products. We’re not just talking about disrupting the market of enterprise software, which is on the order of tens of billions of dollars, but

Congratulations Daphne Koller !